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Windymiller
Original Poster
1,657 posts
110 months
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  Any suggestions? It's from the rear of a Porsche 997 air con unit.
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virgil
1,521 posts
94 months
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Looks like a BZP socket head flange button screw. About 4 or 5 mm I guess...sorry, can't tell the length
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one eyed mick
588 posts
31 months
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gsd2000
9,894 posts
53 months
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looked like a rounded torx to me
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littleredrooster
1,475 posts
66 months
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Button-head allen screw with integral washer. Also seen them called trim screws, but that's a bit vague.
All IMO, of course.
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dmitsi
2,804 posts
90 months
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Looks like a rounded off 25 torx that someone has attacked with a allen key.
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HustleRussell
4,214 posts
30 months
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gsd2000 said: looked like a rounded torx to me This. Have fun with that!
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dmitsi
2,804 posts
90 months
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HustleRussell said: gsd2000 said: looked like a rounded torx to me This. Have fun with that! My solution to this is to round it off a bit more with the allen key again. Swear at anything in the vicinity. Try a bigger allen key that won't fit in. Then end up getting a T30 and hammering it into the already mangled fitting. It will go in but requires a hard hit (which could be a problem on this plastic fitting). Once stuck in place you can remove the screw and recover the torx bit via the use of a vice and previously mentioned hammer.
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HustleRussell
4,214 posts
30 months
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on this one I think I'd slot the head with a dremel cutting disc and use a flat-head screwdriver.
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